Morphology Patterns

Latin origin, negation

Greek origin, meaning electricity

Latin *com-*, intensifying prefix.

Latin *super-* meaning 'above', 'over'. Intensifier.

Latin origin, meaning 'across, through, beyond'.

Latin origin, meaning 'between, among'.

Latin origin, combining form related to radio waves

Latin origin, negative/reversal prefix.

Latin origin, negation marker.

Greek origin, meaning 'against' or 'opposite'.

Latin origin, indicates repetition or opposition.

From Greek *mikros* ('small').

Latin origin (lingua), relating to language.

From Latin *sensibilis* meaning 'perceptible, sensitive'. Core meaning of sensitivity.

Greek origin, meaning 'heart', combining form.

Greek origin, meaning 'light' or 'photograph'. Core element denoting the photographic process.

From Latin 'resistere', meaning 'to resist'.

Latin origin, meaning 'teaching, learning, discipline'.

Latin *ven-* from *venire*, meaning 'to come, to be suitable'.

Greek origin, meaning 'write, record'

Latin origin, from 'intellectus'

Latin origin (herba), noun - grass

Latin origin, related to 'nation'.

Latin origin, from 'forma' meaning 'shape, form'.

Romanian feminine singular adjectival ending.

Latin origin (-itas), forms abstract nouns.

Latin origin, genitive/dative singular marker, case marker.

Genitive singular definite article, derived from Latin.

Genitive/Dative singular ending

Romanian plural definite article ending.

Latin origin (*-izare* + *-ază*), verb-forming suffix, 3rd person singular present indicative.

Romanian, derived from Latin *-abilitas*, nominalization suffix.

Romanian suffix indicating a noun.

Romanian adjectival suffix, feminine plural.

Romanian suffix derived from French *-isation* and Latin *-atio*, nominalizing suffix.

Combination of -ism (Greek, doctrine) and -ului (definite article genitive/dative singular)